Media Statements

The Palaszczuk Government is delivering a $55 million boost to palliative care to provide more services in regional, rural and remote Queensland.Blue Care has won the tender to deliver care across nine hospital and health services

Queensland’s casino operators will be subject to tougher gambling laws as the state government improves compliance requirements, increases penalties and pushes for more gambling harm minimisation measures.

Economic development priorities will be at the top of the agenda during the next round of Regional Community Forums, taking place in seven Queensland centres on Monday, 30 May.

TAFE Queensland’s Robina campus on the Gold Coast has been announced as one of three finalists worldwide for a sustainability-focused construction award in the World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics 2022 Awards of Excellence.

Finding and applying for licences and permits and meeting other government requirements when starting or running a retail trade, accommodation or non-residential construction business is set to become a faster and easier process in Queensland.

Goondiwindi is one step closer to having a regional hydrogen economy, fuelled by local sunshine and recycled water, thanks to $2 million in Palaszczuk Government funding.

Queensland Health performance data shows the State’s public hospitals successfully managed a major Omicron wave in the first three months of 2022, when thousands of frontline health workers were furloughed due to the pandemic.

Queenslanders are being urged to reflect on our state’s history this National Sorry Day and commit to making change to help the nation to heal.

The public display of hate symbols such as those related to Nazi ideology will be banned in Queensland under new laws to combat hate crimes and serious vilification.

Queenslanders will receive a $175 Cost of Living Rebate on their next power bill.

Queenslanders have been called to “be brave and make change” at this year’s National Reconciliation Week launch at Parliament House.

Queensland sheep and goat industries will get another boost with $4 million in grants over two years to leverage the benefits of the Palaszczuk Government’s investments in cluster fencing.